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Works of art inspired by earth, color and life itself.
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"As I design, I consciously embark on miniature journeys through the terrain I have created."
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"I find artistic inspiration in almost everything that I see in the natural world."
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"It’s a powerful, iterative process in which creating beauty creates hope."
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One can exist without art, but one cannot live without it. —Oscar Wilde |
At the end of their wonderful Penland workshop, Diane Hulse and her fellow classmates celebrate art and creativity.
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Like all artists' work, Diane's jewelry is suffused with subtle layers of meaning. Her jewelry is sculptural and painterly, and she manipulates color, texture, materials, and shape to achieve her vision. Diane's aesthetic has been honed through a life time of painting, sculpture, study, and teaching art. Her artistic influences are many, including Gerhard Richter, Wayne Higby, Richard Diebenkorn, Zen gardens, the Penland School of Crafts, Bianca Lopez, and the Art Students League.
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